09/01/2026
Meet Our Team: Welcoming Back, Aubrey Blay!
After graduating from law school…
Aubrey returned to Atwood & McCall as a full-time Law Clerk while awaiting her bar exam results. She first joined the firm as an intern in September 2025.
Aubrey is part of our Estate Planning & Probate team, where she helps families navigate important life decisions. Her interest in the field began while working at a probate firm in her hometown, where she saw firsthand the impact thoughtful legal guidance can have during difficult times.
Since returning to Atwood & McCall, Aubrey has enjoyed getting to know her colleagues and deepening her knowledge of estate planning and probate. She especially values the firm's collaborative culture and its network of talented, compassionate professionals who are committed to supporting one another and serving clients well. She is excited to continue learning, contributing new ideas, and helping clients navigate important life decisions while building meaningful relationships within the firm and the community.
When she's not in the office...
Aubrey is always up for an adventure. A certified diver with a passion for travel, she recently checked off a major bucket-list experience when she encountered a manta ray while diving this summer. Whether she's exploring a new destination or discovering a local coffee shop with her sisters, she's always seeking out her next memorable experience.
Closer to home, Aubrey enjoys spending time with her husband, their pets, friends, and family. She's often found taking neighborhood walks with her golden retriever, Charlie, who never misses an opportunity to pursue a squirrel, or unwinding with a good book or a creative craft project. She also enjoys yoga and Pilates, balancing her adventurous spirit with opportunities to recharge and relax.
Fun Fact…
Aubrey's greatest irrational fear is squaring up against a kangaroo, can probably quote How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days from memory, and, in a shocking twist of nature, her cat, Felix, plays fetch while her dog, Charlie, absolutely does not.
